Trump Demands Written Nuclear Pledge; Iran Says It Has Already Committed

Trump seeks a written pledge that Iran will never possess nuclear weapons, while Iran says it has already committed to a non-nuclear policy during ongoing diplomatic discussions.

Asian Media Network | Published on: Jun 21, 2026, 12:42 PM

Geneva, June 21: Fresh diplomatic discussions between the United States and Iran have focused on the issue of nuclear weapons, with U.S. President Donald Trump reportedly seeking a written assurance that Iran will never develop or possess such weapons.

During the talks, the American side emphasized the need for a clear and lasting commitment on the nuclear issue as part of any future understanding between the two countries.

In response, Iran's President stated that the country's Supreme Leader has consistently opposed the development of nuclear weapons. He also said Iran has already provided commitments affirming that it does not intend to possess nuclear arms.

The exchange highlights the central role of nuclear concerns in ongoing negotiations aimed at reducing tensions and improving relations between Washington and Tehran.

Diplomatic efforts are expected to continue as both sides work through key differences while exploring areas of potential cooperation.